Movie news of the week:
WB's HBO Max move with their 2021 film slate without consulting anybody have pissed off a ton people in the industry; from directors, actors, producers, studios, the CCA, the DGA, and the theater chains, among others. Some theaters are even reportedly considering slashing ticket prices for WB films to as low as $3 so WB will get almost nothing back.
There's a rumor going around suggesting that if Legendary and WB can't work out their issues soon, Legendary will quit their partnership with them and go to Paramount Pictures, which would have big ramifications for their franchises like Dune and the Monsterverse.
AMC theaters will completely run out of money in January.
Christopher Nolan plans to have Tenet get a post-pandemic theatrical re-release.
The upcoming Dungeons & Dragons movie now has Chris Pine as the lead.
Revenge of the Nerds is getting a reboot.
The Obi-Wan Kenobi live-action series has confirmed that Kenobi and Vader will have another fight, and we show a more detailed look at the slaughter at the Jedi Temple during Order 66.
The Snyder Cut Justice League will be 4 hours long, be rated R for "violence and profanity", and Batman "drops F-bombs", according to Zack's own words.
Rumor has it that Alfred Molina's Doc Ock won't be alone:
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Willem Dafoe and Thomas Haden Church are said to be be reprising their roles as the Green Goblin and Sandman.
